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Definition of olden
: of or relating to a bygone era
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Because in the olden days, most neurotics didn’t smoke a ton of pot, at least not on the East Coast, because the schwaggy old Mexican weed available there was an enemy to the jittery.
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When dinner was over, the kids left the house and went outside to play, which is something children did in the olden days.
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Shorter weekend Once upon a time, way back in ye olden days of 2014, E3 started on Monday morning.
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Shorter weekend Once upon a time, way back in ye olden days of 2014, E3 started on Monday morning.
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Olden days and sweet thoughts do not come naturally to me, and this long reach back to the Ringling Bros. is, perhaps, only an attempt to escape the greater shows on Earth that now envelop us.
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Back in olden times – the early 1980s – Pacific Symphony music director Carl St.
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In the olden days, when more people used to buy music, networks didn’t have to pay to air music videos, because they were considered promotional.
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First Known Use of olden
14th century
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: of or relating to a time in the distant past
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